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ARTICLE · 18 JUNE 2019

SEC Proposes Revised Rules For Cross-Border Security-Based Swaps Transactions

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The proposals are intended to improve the regulatory framework by addressing implementation issues and efficiency concerns of security-based swaps administered by the SEC

United StatesCorporate/Commercial Law

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The proposals are intended to improve the regulatory framework by addressing implementation issues and efficiency concerns of security-based swaps administered by the SEC with the regulatory regime governing swaps from the CFTC. The proposals address four key areas:

  • Transactions arranged, negotiated, or executed by U.S. personnel located as a trigger for regulating security-based swaps and market participants;
  • The requirement that non-U.S. resident security-based swap dealers and major security-based swap participants certify and provide an opinion of counsel such that the SEC can access their books and records and conduct onsite inspections and examinations;
  • Cross-border application of statutory disqualification provisions; and

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